Somehow, Some Way: A Billionaire Builders Novella by Jennifer Probst(originally published May 2017 in trade paperback, eBook and audio)

When an opportunity to transform a dilapidated house in a dangerous neighborhood pops up, Charlotte Grayson goes in full throttle. Unfortunately, she’s forced to work with the firm’s sexy architect Bolivar Randy Heart (aka Brady), who’s driving her crazy with his archaic views on women. Somehow, some way, they need to work together to renovate a house without killing each other…or surrendering to the white-hot chemistry knocking at the front door.

Also includes:Too Close to Call: A Romancing the Clarksons Novella by Tessa Bailey Hunted: An Eternal Guardians Novella by Elisabeth Naughton Eyes on You: A Blasphemy Novella by Laura Kaye The Marriage Diaries by Erika Wilde

Jennifer Probst's Bio

I've always wanted to be a writer. At twelve, I took a
pen in hand and wrote my first love story. I haven't
stopped since. Those heroines taught me valuable lessons
that served me well. I learned to keep my head up high and
surge forward when I was afraid; I learned to demand respect
in a relationship; I learned about compromise and dreams and
independence. Those are the stories I want to write, and I
can only hope I give back some of the joy I received over
the years. I live in the beautiful Hudson Valley in upstate New York.
I've traveled to many places but always seem to be
drawn back to the mountains. I graduated with a proper
business degree, received a masters in English Literature,
and am humbled to now spend my days dedicated to my family
and my characters. I've pursued many career paths such
as travel agent, yoga teacher, dating coordinator, and
insurance salesperson. I've wanted to be an airline
pilot, a dancer, an archaeologist, and a vineyard owner. I
have been all of the above through romance novels, and
intend to explore many more. One of my turning points in my career was when I joined
Romance Writers of America and met the wonderful people in
my local chapter, The Hudson Valley RWA. Through supportive
critique sessions, I learned how to develop my raw skills to
get a publishable manuscript. My overnight success was
twenty years in the making, and I don't regret a
minute. It was that time polishing craft, learning, growing,
and working hard that made the difference. My "leisure time" is spent reading, traveling to
meet my amazing readers, watching shameful reality
television, and raising two active boys. I believe animals
are the other children in this world, and enjoy spending
time at the local animal shelter, where I got my first
"baby" Bella, a shepherd hound mix who made
Marley look like a saint. I rescued my second dog from an
abusive home, a beagle, basset hound who was the peacemaker
in the household and now resides at Rainbow Bridge, missed
every day. I met the love of my life when I had finally given up on my
own romantic journey. The first time he asked me out he
promised to buy my book if he could buy me dinner. We had
dinner and fell in love over sushi and haven't been
apart since. We married and settled into domestic bliss.
That's when I learned it wasn't about happy
endings. It was about happy beginnings.